Testseek.com have collected 23 expert reviews of the BlackSite: Area 51 and the average rating is 58%. Scroll down and see all reviews for BlackSite: Area 51.
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23 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Some great looking environments, Big, bad aliens, Has a few quality moments
Lots of bugs (of the programming kind), Morale system is pointless, Squad commands are pointless, The driving scenes are dire
The problems continue with the audio, which at times is superb, gathering pace and managing to get you into the spirit of things with suitably creepy noises followed by blazing fan fares when the action hots-up, but at other times it’s dreadful. Dur...
Published: 2017-04-24, Author: Matt , review by: cheatcc.com
Abstract: BlackSite: Area 51 sits in the unenviable position of sharing retail space with some heavy hitters this holiday season; Halo 3, Call of Duty 4, BioShock and The Orange Box are all top-tier titles that stand to steal the spotlight from this under-hyped ali...
There are numerous “Wow” and “Holy Crap” moments throughout the game, but those are merely moments in what is otherwise a fairly short-in-length, average-in-quality military shooter with broken squad AI and non-existent online comp...
Goodlooking characters and environments, Campaign is of a decent length.
Squad tactics never seem to work out quite as well as you want them to, Lots of little bugs and issues that add up over time, Itll be tough to find enough players online to get into a full 10player game.
BlackSite: Area 51 is an ordinary first-person shooter thats held back by a collection of bugs and other issues. ...
Abstract: One of the things that really grabbed me at E3 was how the game looked. And as I have had the chance to play my review copy I am still satisfied with the on-screen visuals. The action that is displayed is quite sharp and clean and it really does look g...
Abstract: I got a chance to check out Blacksite: Area 51 back in September (see our hands-on preview). I felt the game showed some promise at the time, but it was definitely missing something. Was the game able to rise to meet my expectations in the three months...
Abstract: The last few months have been a technicoloured rainbow of bliss when it comes to shooters on the 360. Weve had the deep blue underwater world of Bioshock, with its mature storyline proving that shooters neednt be mindless blast-fests, devoid of any k...
